November's producer price data shows some telling signs. Gasoline costs climbed, pushing prices up slightly—but here's what traders should watch: businesses are getting squeezed. Import tariffs are biting harder, and margins are compressing as companies absorb the hit instead of passing it fully to consumers. This kind of inflationary pressure mixed with margin pressure creates interesting cross-currents for risk assets. Keep an eye on how this plays out in upcoming economic signals.

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OnchainHolmesvip
· 4h ago
Tariffs are really doing harm; corporate profits are being eaten away.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 5h ago
Corporate profits have been crushed, and the key is that the tariff move was too aggressive.
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GasFeeCryBabyvip
· 5h ago
Marginal pressure is the real killer. If the company can't hold up, it will start shifting the blame onto consumers.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 5h ago
The real point is the marginal pressure; companies are bearing it themselves and dare not raise prices. Life is tough.
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